Quincy, Massachusetts, issues $10 million municipal bond using blockchain

The city of Quincy in the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts issued $10 million in municipal bonds using blockchain. JPMorgan was the exclusive underwriter for the tax-exempt seven-year bonds, which were issued using Onyx's private permissioned blockchain.

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